Shanghai Daily - 2018-10-29

• Experts find positives in Abe’s visit
• China underwater robot sets depth record
• Ying: ‘Great’ not good enough for business
• Planned express line to link Shanghai’s 2 airports
• From playing in streets of Accra to Shanghai, coach is pitch perfect
• Dancers open Baoshan folk arts festival
• Expect a bun fight to get in as restaurant is full steam ahead
• One stop shop for expats is working well
• Ex-drug users bask in after-glow of Sunflower team’s free movies
• Bathhouse ‘hotpot pool’ spices up Net
• Awaited ‘Shadow’ awash with Chinese ink
• Unilateral­ist, populist approach mars US credibilit­y
• Syrian treasures brought out of hiding
• US bomb suspect a homeless ex-stripper DJ
• Aussie anger over refugee trauma grows
• Police: US synagogue shooting suspect driven by hatred of Jews
• Georgia holds last popular vote to elect president
• UK FinMin says buffers in place for Brexit chaos
• Manufactur­ing Jan-Sept profits, growth sound
• Listed companies highlight China’s strong economy
• Rare tale of Russian poet in 30s Shanghai
• Svitolina triumphs in Singapore
• Dodgers’ Roberts dismisses Trump’s critical tweet
• James moves up scoring list as Lakers fall to Spurs
• Birthday boy Schauffele soars in Shanghai
• Leicester’s Thai boss feared dead after helicopter crash
• Chelsea goes 2nd as Gunners held
• New power for smart vehicles
• Firms grow links with Yunnan farmers
• Overseas shopping now easier
• Schools make PE fun for students
• Community takes art out onto the street
• Families enjoy first phase of Jiabei park
• Another 3 book kiosks are to open this year
• Behind the scen
• Hard work and Yangtze water solve a problem

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